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... He observ- ed, that notwithstanding, the apparent una- nimity that prevailed, he was confident, that sf this were Me ra t speak ozui ehxir real tkoughts, there never Divas a period of les. unanimity than this. Mte differed from' those. 'who called the ...
... knowledge by distant coMmunication. Those who could he . ar,their voice were alone edified or converted. A Roman Orator could speak to all those who assemP'd in the . Forum, but he could not make be understood at the distance of one mile. Now an - 01 - at ...
... Adam: ne begged lo assure Ids lairdship, that had that deed been pursued, there would scarcely have been on the day he was speaking any unsatisfied performer or Tradesman, but that in pursuance of the pledge had made the first day in Court, not compromise ...
... principle of religion and morality. Also, a genteel French Lady, as one of the French Teachers in the same family ; she must speak her language in its utmost purity, and be capable to teach it witb perfect grammatical correctness. — Letters to be addressed ...
... The whole careiuily compiled from the best sources and materials. BY W. RICHARDS, M. A. 7 The Monthly Review for July, 1501, speaks of this Work in the following handsome manner; “ This ‘ Manual, appears to be correct, and in every way well caleu to dnswer ...
... agitation of-such-1 subjeot, and moVerlahat she House - ,-- -- shouirt P itt Atered the-Housewhile that • Gentletnan.Was speaking, ,and when he.liad finished, immediately .rose to,seeand , laia IVlcatiQn. . • • optoitithity of Saying a feW liarty situation: ...
... that the In- surgents of Gu_d_ loupe have obtained complete pos- session of that island. Several letters fr^m the West Indies speak to this effeft, and that rhc Go- vernor escaped in an open boat ; but we cb not find the report confirmed oi his having arrived ...
... been conimitted, ate too well known to require . narti,culN,, . . cOnithendation. The BRITISH CR IT IC for November, IS,, speaks of the. rst Ediuon et . this Work in the;followillgier4ns• • - ' We do not know that ally work °rt.(' eneral has 'hitherto ...
... tages, which Faei~ hs acquired by tht peace; will now -iahlE he~i ...
... were stopp.d ! the jokers bear too hard upon our new Mi™ ' l ' r ' 'What, though, as Dogberry says, « GocnitfW 3 ?? s > Sir, speaks a little of the ma:^ r ; and nia wits are rot so blunt, as, God help, l would desire they were, he will be talking, a; thf)' ...
... medical men,, and of thousands who have felt its benign influence_ and happy eflects, are ample proofs of -its value; and best speak its praise. The Proprietor wsll,. therefore, only say, that a -2ingle replication of this simple Water.will instantly allay ...
... the agents . - t- Letters have been received over-Ian& from Bombay, dated*at that Presidency onh the 20th of August, which speak in confi- dent terms of the death of the King of Cabul, who died early in the'. nbontI of April, while on an expedition to ...